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Supervisor accepts conservation-board resignation; appointment tabled
Summary
The board accepted the resignation of Don England from the conservation board and tabled consideration of a replacement (applications from Scott Peyton and an inquiry from Ben Scott) until next week so members could review candidates.
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The Hardin County Board of Supervisors accepted the resignation of Don England from the conservation board on March 4 and discussed applicants to fill the unexpired term. One application from Scott Peyton was presented and another prospective candidate, Ben Scott, had inquired; a board member expressed a desire to review materials and speak with the candidates and moved to table the appointment until the next meeting. The motion to table carried.
The resignation was described as due to a lifestyle change that made continued service impractical. No replacement was appointed at the meeting; the board will revisit the vacancy at its next meeting after receiving additional information and time to consult with the applicants.
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